I see it both as one of JS's greatest strengths, and greatest weakness's. Certainly, at a prototyping/exploratory level, all of the freedom and choices are gre

I see it both as one of JS's greatest strengths, and greatest weakness's. Certainly, at a prototyping/exploratory level, all of the freedom and choices are great! For me, however, when you just 'need to get sh*t done', all the choices and configuration required to setup a project becomes a nightmare, commonly referred to now days as js fatigue. I am looking forward to trying out http://www.electrode.io/ http://www.electrode.io/ on my next project. Other than that, I have been digging into elm as a way to reduce the choices required and the cognitive load involved in setting a project up. It's great to have 'one true way' of doing things.